Parents at Oakville school where controversial teacher works launch legal fund Oakville
to sue the board, after being unsatisfied with their efforts to enact an official dress code for teachers.is titled"fighting lack of professional attire," and was set up to fight"inappropriate dress in the classroom." The description of the campaign states that parents are in need of help with legal fees, and at the time of writing, the page has raised $455 out of its $15,000 goal.
and the HDSB have not only failed to address the situation, they have endorsed the teacher's actions by refusing to uphold any dress code for teachers. This is despite the fact that a dress code applies to students enrolled at the school," the first campaign reads.that they feel unsafe at the school amid ongoing threats, while others said that the board's failure to implement a staff dress code had led to increased harassment online.
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